Matches ios!144's second pass, value for value.
**Darker.** #E9DDFB → #C6AFF2, a clear step down from the whisper it was. 🔴
That forced a second change: secondary text at #505C69 read 5.0:1 on the old
bottom stop and only 3.5:1 on the new one, below AA, and most of the
explanatory copy is set in it. #413A4D now — 8.4:1 top, 5.6:1 bottom.
🔴 **And dark mode never had a secondary text colour at all.** It used the light
one, which measures **2.41:1** on the dark ground. iOS has had a light/dark pair
since it was written; Android used one value for both and nothing noticed —
because a dim grey on a dark background looks deliberate. Found by measuring
while changing the palette, not by looking. #AFA4C9 now: 7.0:1 on the lightest
dark stop, 8.5:1 on the darkest. The palette test covers the dark grounds too,
so it cannot come back.
**The mark replaces the 'F' box** on the sign-in screen, which is also the
sign-up screen here — `registering` is a flag on one composable, so both get it.
**The launcher icon was cropped.** The adaptive foreground had the mark at 72%
of the canvas, and the guaranteed-visible area is a 66dp CIRCLE: a mark that is
widest at its vertical middle gets clipped at exactly the circle's widest point.
59% now, and it is measured rather than eyeballed — compositing the foreground
under both a circle and a squircle mask clips **0 artwork pixels**.
⚠️ `R` needed an explicit import: the namespace is `io.flamenet.messenger` and
this code is in `io.flamenet.messenger.app`, so the generated class is not in
scope by package.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>